|Articles|September 8, 2021

A New Paradigm of Syndromic Meningitis/Encephalitis Testing?

Scott Kober discusses the clinical utility of syndromic infectious disease testing in the pediatric population.

Scott Kober sits down with Michael Edmund Watson, MD, PhD, clinical assistant professor of pediatric infectious disease, pediatrics, at University of Michigan Health in Ann Arbor, to discuss the clinical utility of syndromic infectious disease testing in the pediatric population.

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